Sunshower

Pronunciation: /ˈsʌnˌʃaʊər/

Definitions of sunshower

noun a brief period of rain falling while the sun is shining

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a sunshower while walking home from school.

A2 The sunshower made a rainbow appear in the sky.

B1 A sunshower is a weather phenomenon where rain falls while the sun is shining.

B2 Despite the sunshower, we decided to continue our picnic in the park.

C1 The beauty of a sunshower is truly mesmerizing, with raindrops glistening in the sunlight.

C2 Experiencing a sunshower in the countryside is a magical moment that brings a sense of wonder and awe.

Examples of sunshower in a Sentence

formal A sunshower is a meteorological phenomenon where rain falls while the sun is shining.

informal I love when a sunshower happens, it's like getting a free shower from nature.

slang I heard that a sunshower is when the devil is beating his wife.

figurative The sunshower of emotions overwhelmed her as she tried to process the news.

Grammatical Forms of sunshower

• past tense: sunshowered
• plural: sunshowers
• comparative: more sunshower
• superlative: most sunshower
• present tense: sunshowers
• future tense: will sunshower
• perfect tense: have sunshowered
• continuous tense: is sunshowering
• singular: sunshower
• positive degree: sunshower
• infinitive: to sunshower
• gerund: sunshowering
• participle: sunshowered

Origin and Evolution of sunshower

First Known Use: 1636 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'sunshower' is believed to have originated from the English language.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a meteorological phenomenon where rain falls while the sun is shining, the term 'sunshower' has evolved to also symbolize contradictory or unusual situations in literature and everyday language.